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Well since you know it is a mock up, then you should know they won line up fully until it is bolted on it
I know it's just a mock up, but the panelgaps on the hood are horrible. If your gonna take a photo, at least make it your best.
Description: It has since gone on to become one of the best-selling and most beloved cars in American automotive history. The new kit includes the doors, trunk lid, and everything from the radiator support to the ...
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It says here that it's only missing the hood and front fenders, but all the pics show the hood and front fenders already installed. Maybe the owner of this particular one already got them and sent it to these guys. Idk
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Ya because there us no such thing as a car nerd, come up with that yourself? Haha. And I love working on my car its a hobby and it's fun
@Kenneth Maybe he's just not a car NERD but still a car lover. There's a difference
Yea your the one who's working on it . Not someone else . My dad never let anyone else change the oil on his precious and beautiful '88 Caddy eldorado limited Gold edition . That thing is fast and comfy . That's what caddillac use to be which is gud
That's we're gear heads are separated from the wannabes. Lol we love working on vehicles instead of paying for it
I like working on my truck. Hell if I didn't I probably wouldn't be working at a service shop
Why should I do it myself when I can send the body shell to Nevada so a bunch of Bubbas can put it together instead?
I've always wanted to restore a 1970 chenille SS. I hope I can do it some day
@James yeah, basically he just wants something to tool around in on Sundays. The only real reason he wanted it is he has an old 454 he wanted to drop in something. He said it doesn't have to be a show car just get it done, he's a cheap SOB lol
I work in a autobody shop inside my school and was working on a '90 Camaro and boy was front left side was a bitch. It had so much rust I was ran out of time to finish the job that day
@Alanda at work we're working on a 70 Nova as a side project, we've gone through a can of bondo already. It seems like the deeper you go the worse it gets
This is such a nice option for anybody that cut ally enjoys building their own cars. I owned a real restored 66 GT and I'll tell you from experience, rust is a big issue. To have a shell that's built using modern welding techniques and rust-proofing is fantastic! And much cheaper than trying to de-rust a rust bucket.
This is pretty cool. I would probably do this if I had the money
@Zain Transformers didn't kill it, it just brought in an unnecessary crowd. The Camaro is still a wonderful car
Better than Camaro . Hell yea . Cause it doesn't need transformers to make it famous by non car people. The ford has been in car movies but good ones Like the bullet . Camaro is a good a car to drive but transformers killed it